Access levels...

[docjohnson]

In order to prevent a server from being taken over by even the simplest mistakes, you could implement access levels that are more extensive. Especially an access level noted as the Server Owner (SO) level, which can only be assigned to one account per server. By creating such an access level, the server could never be taken over like it can currently be by someone getting Server Admin (SA) access. Also, since it can only be assigned to one account per server, the access could never be accidently given to someone. The level wouldn't really even need much more access to it, just simply making it immune to those with SA access would be enough. That having been said, maybe people with SA access should have immunity from other people with SA access. The only person with power over the people with SA access would be whoever has the SO access or you could make it so that the SO could toggle the SA users' immunity from other people with SA access.

[docjohnson]

Expanding on this a little bit, I think it would be kinda useful to manage individual user permissions, which of course would be for managing Registered users only. This would allow Server Owners (SO) or Server Admins (SA) to grant more or less permissions to individual users unlike the current setup where the permissions are covered solely by the group rights (Server Admins, Channel Admins, Operators, ...).

Also, I'm not so sure that the title Server "Owner" would always be applicable to the person with that access level, so perhaps the Server Admin title should be moved up to this level of an account where only one exists and then create a new level called Server Operator (SO), which takes on the role of the previous Server Admin level that multiple users can have.

Finally, another change I would make would be the Superadmin power. I think Server Manager or Machine Admin (or something similar) would be a nice change, but only because of my next suggestion of making it so that when Server Managers/Machine Admins log into a TeamSpeak server via the client-ware, they have a "(SM)" or "(MA)" next to their name signifying their user power.

[sgtbenc]

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